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iPROTEST
WHEAT
SHIPMENT
98
86
Friday,
January
19,
1940,
EDITORIAL
If
it
is
true,
as
reported
from
Winnipeg,
that
Canada
has
sold
two
million
bushels
of
wheat
to
Russia,
it
seems
to
lis
that,
this
is
a
vprv
limviep
nrr
.
Assume
rmt
tViia
any
other
justification.
We
do
not
need
the
money
that'
badlv
that
vp
huva
in
tiffin
of
fv.
r",:
I
We:
should
like
to
have
two
million
bushels
of
wheat
shipped
through
Prince
Rupert
but
we
would
rather
be
without,
the
elevator
than
be
a
party
to
shipping
food
to
help
an
enemy
country
when
we
are
at
war.
We
hope
that
protests
will
be
sent
to
Ottawa
sufficient
to
make
the
government
realize
that
this
thing
cannot
go
on.
If
the
government
has
some
reason
for
this
act,
other
than
one
that
is
based
on
finance,
they
should
let
the
people
know.
It
may
be
claimed
that
we
are
not
at
war
with
Russia
and
that
is
tine
but.
ludmnir
irom
the
nresent
trend,
wel
are
likely
to
be
at
any
time
and
this
is
the
time
to
make
it
clear
toithat
country
that
we
do
not
anprove
her
action
in
MacKenzies
Furniture
JANUARY
SPECIALS
20
only
J
UTE-jMATS-Haxd
wearing,
nice
patterns.
Each
30
wily
BAIT
I:B(1S27x48.
Each
TABLE
OIL
CLOTII
15
different
patterns.
Per
yard'
Phone
775
$1.75
50c
SaVOY
IS
IN
LEAD
Printers
Score
Clean
Sweep
Vic
tory
In
Commercial
Bowling
League
Apartments
with
171
Individual
scores:
Angus
Aiiartmenls
1
Comadina
131.
Jack
m
McLeod
117
Taylor
.
172
.McMeekln
,
.149
'
Tital
C97
Sv
1
iMenzles
..:
134
Webb
139
Zarelll
.
....175
Houston
107
Arney
..1C0
E.
Smith
'Total
,
,721
Canadian
Scottish
1
Klrchoff
90
Renearts
109
Donaldson
157
Allan
.:
135
C.
Akehurst
104
Handicap
44
Total
.
699
Printers
1
R.
Franks
128
M.
Montesano
142
":',0.
Franks
155
(Vance
151
3.00
9.00
02
25
iMcCallum
166
Handicap
1
Total
;743
PROPERTIES
THT5
DAILY
NEWS
Friday.
January
10
)04u
148
152
118
1G5
192
775
2
137
123
171
15d
180
7C7
2
108
151
193
93
90
44
G81
2
125
195
182
187
158
1
848
The
league
standing
to
date
W
L
Savoy
Hotel
5
1
Moose
3
.
0
IC.
N.
R.
A.
:
3
0'
Imperial
Oil
2
1
Gym
Club
1
2
Printers
3
3
Canadian
Scottish
0
6
Angus
Apartments
1
5
176
129
711
3
178
181
837
3
100
159
156
113
92
44
CC4
3
186
137
i
138
155
112
1
729
Pts
5
3
3
2
1
3
0
1
AND
EFFECT
wheat
does
not
get
to
Germany,
its
reception
in
Vladivo.'wuDt?nIv,ir,a,e
tok
would
aliow
the
Russians
to
ship
out
a
similar
amount,
of
food
supplies
at
the
other
end
of
the
country
to
Ger-
Dr
h.
n.
Brockiesby.
speaking
be-
many.
jfore-'the
Prince
Runert
Gyro
Club
sending
a
d
to
Finland
in
its
fight
against
Russia.
Why
i
their
properties
and
effect
with
then
should
Canada
ship
food
to
Russia
to
enableat
jnorje!
particular
reference
to
war
use
True
effectively
to
fight
against
Finland
and
to
kill
those
Bri-'.?0
were
not
ud
because
they
tish
people
who
have
taken
up
arms
for
the
Finns?
-,
couW
not
be
,icuined
at
ordinary
mJ,
.!f
iTW
he
peop
""ding
fin.
'SlT,rSTn
ancial
auj
to
b
inland
and
at
the
same
time
shipping
arms
liquids
under
ordinary
temperatures
and
ammunition,
to
Russia.
That
may
be
all
right
for
a
wre
emnioyed
as
vapors
and
of
thoroughly
commercialized
country
whose
o-nd
is
tho
Hn).,
-
lar
,but,
because
United
States
does
it,
is
no
reason
why
Canada
should
follow
her
example.
It
may
also
be
said
that
in
the
past
Britain
has
done
something
of
the
sort
in
war
time
but
that
does
not
make
it
right
or
wise.
National
conscience
is
developing
and
the
people,
who
in
the
last
analysis
have
the
say,
would
be
strongly
against
any
action
of
this
kind.
t
It
is
possible
that
it
is
desirable
to
establish
a
credit
in
Russia
in
order
that
Canada
or
Great
Britain
may
buy
from
her
some
necessary
war
material.
In
that
casV
the
selling
df
wheat
might
be
justified
but
we
cannot
think
of
ITCH
ST6PPED
tmaitfif
er
MamirBick
f
)itk
rlii(
boa
HcUet
Imhu,
(iapU.
ilk-
mm4
Urn
UwUm,
m
wortd-Uama,
(OoLic
ttU.
tii.
Itaai4
U.D.D.
fmmtXxm.
OtMta,
ul
BooOmi
IrriUtioa
tU
os
Itltut
lutiikf.
lit
Iritl
bottlt
rnrm
it,
m
mmn
Uk.-
A
it
faun
iur
W
D.O.D.
rMuumoit
KM
HF.tllHTItV
ACT
Un
rtlfkal
f
TMr
S.
3"
l-t
to
UA
8,
ItlMk
S.
Srlkn
0,
City
of
ITliu-
Kuurrt,
Man.
oa.
WHEREAS
proof
of
Icjhi
el
the
abovf
OrtUlcaie
of
TUle
Usued
la
the
name
ot
JCatiiWn
E.
MctXmgaU
ha
been
fUed.
Ira
this
ffu,
DoUce
is
hereby
given
that
I
fchall,
at
the
expiration
of
one
niocun
irom
tne
dae
of
the
flm
publlcaAion
hemrf,
laeue
a
Provisional
CemttfioUe
ot
Title
in
lieu
of
aald
lost
certlric&te.
unJw
In
the
meuntlme
valid
objection
be
mode
to
tne
In
writing.
DATED
at
the
Land
Registry
Office.
Prince
Rupert,
B.
c,
xtiii
27th
day
of
Dt-Cfmber,
A.
D.
1939.
A.
THOMPSON,
Deputy
Bexlstrar
of
Titles
MINP.Blt.
ACT
Notice
To
Delinquent
To-owneri
Tn
John
Wr
Afclen
and
lun4er
Hlrke-land
of
Brattle,
nanhlnrton,
U.
8.
A.
regai
n
to
Mmana
oy
cancelling
tne
contract
to
Ben
her
our
thnHEREAS
"i
other
good
Canadian
wheat.
There
is
a
double
reason
why
thisithS
l"qLt
StS?!
aind
rli'.il
shrinld'nnt
thrniirrh
411
th
star
No-
8tr
N-
Btar
n-n
uuu
Miuuiu
nut
tiiruugn.
lNo
j,u
3
BUr
No
4
8tar
No
8
BUf
Ro
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm-mmmmmmmmmmmmm
'
0,
Star
No.
7,
Star
No.
-8,
Btr
No.
9
nd
Star
No.
10
Mineral'
CtaJma
aRuate
HHMUJasaaBMBMMMnk.
on
the
north
aide
of
Porcher
leland
In
ChlMnore
Parage
about
600
feet
from
the
beach
In
the'
Bkeena
Mining
Division,
Province
-of
BrlttaK
Columbia:
TAKE
NOTICE
tha,-
luJeas
you
.d3
pay
within
00
(ay
from
the
date
hereof
the
cum
ut
I1S37.50
being
your
proportion
of
the
expenditure
required
.for
-th.
yarj
1937,
1938
and
1939
bt
Section
28
of
the
Mineral
Act,
R.
S.
B.
CKapfox
IS
J,
together
nrltb
all
cowtrt
nf
tuts
notice,
to
tb
under-
allied,'
th
retrutered
owner
of
aald
Mineral
Claims,'
your
lntemat
on
.aald)
Mineral
Claiim
ahall
be
forfeited
and
beoatne
vetted
In
the
iinderelxned
who
has
made
the
required
expenditure.
I
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert.
B
O.
tola
th
day
of
July,
1839.
K.
8.
BERNliT.
SPORT
CHAT
por
which
was
soon
spent
and
the
latter
of
more
lasting
effect
being
a
liquid
which
emitted
vapor.
Poisonous
dusts
such
as
silica
and
lead
had
not
yt-t
been
used
in
warfare.
The
physiological
actions
of
the
jases
were
variously
paralysant,
irritant,
lacrimatlc
and
blistering.
Each
was
'discussed
from
the
standpoint
of
mortality
and
injury-producing.
The
most
Insidi
ous
gas
was
the
mustard
because
there
was
only
a
faint
odor
toi
give
warning
and
it
soon
became
imperceptible.
British
casualties
In'
the
last
warrpm
mustard
gas
had
been
but
2.3
percent.
Negroes
had
been
found
Jw
be
less
susceptible.
.
I
.
,
1
!
.
-
f
to
u
man
wiiue
men.
In
order
tcbe
effective
gas
must
be
used
in"
enormous
amounts.
The
most
effective
use
of
gas
in
warfare
on
record
was
by
thet
Oprmons
on
March
10
and
II,
1913,
when
they
fired
15
000
must-
rd
?as
shll
Into
the
Cambrall
ertor.
In
aerial
attacks
no
such
i
nuantitles
of.gas
could
be
delivered.
I
I
?l
...
.
..
"in
Kaa
nau
Deen
usea
in
ooain
because
it.
iiad
been
found
that
he
number,
sit
neonle
that
could
tv
H11d
bv
hl"h
exnloslve
bombs
much
er""fr
thn
he
num-
'
'bat
could
bs
klll?d'
by
ras.'
bo
"ibs
j
in
the
absence
of
President
W.
U.
Watts.
The
speaker
was
duly
.hanked
for
his
discourse.
Que&Ls
were
Alan
P.
Landels
or
Prjnca,
Rupert
and
Arthur
C.
Salt
of
Vancouver.
Next
Week's
Event
C.
C.
MJUs.
chairman
ot
the
committee:
In
charge",
reported
on
arrangements
for
a
dinner
and
theatre
party
on
Wednesday
evening
of
next
week
when
the
Installation
of
officers
for
1940
wjll
be
conducted
by
District
Governor
Roy
Sharp
of
Seattle
and
farewell;
said
to
Past
District
Governor
W.I
WANDERERS
TAKE
LEAD
Weight,
taken
from
the
saddles
of
the
super-horses
who
bound
Defeat!
lie
vrrs
Hy
Score
of
t
to
1
iover
the
tough
Grand
National
ob-
Vesterilay
Afternoon
staples,
has
settled
on
the
brows
of
paddoclc
pundits
studying
the
By
winning
from
the
Beavers
In
Printers
defeated
Canadian
Jt
Scot-
rtlme
cut.price
Alntree
stoeple-
the
King
Edward
School
football
tlsh
by
a
clean
sweep
of
three
chase
The
most
unpredlctable
league
yesterday
the
Wanderers
games
to
nil
In
the
Commercial
,nnt(V!,
nf
th.
National
Hunt
Sea-
went
to
the
head
In
the
league
"
"
"
'
4
I
k.
tU
.
Bowling
League
last,
night.
In
the
second
fixture
of
the
evening
the
Savoy
Hotel
won
two
games
to
one
over
Angus
Apartments,
thus
tak
son;
which
seemed
destined
to
standing.
The
game
was
in
qoudi
join
tlie
Derby
on
the
British
right
up
to
tne
ena
out.
me
-cancelled
for
the
duration"
Ust
dtrers
held
their
one
goal
lead
to
has.
after
all,
been
rescued-
and
win
oy
two
rs
io
one.
Ing
exclusive
possession
of
the
,latfd
for
Aplil
5
New
factors
piay
was
even
and.
after
Jerstad
league
leadership.
Hlsh
average
confront
the
eXpetts
porlng
over
had
saved
at
close
quarters,
Davies
scorer
was
Gib
Taylor
of
Angus
.
d
h
!rt
thpIr
.
DUt
w.
team
a
goal
up
with
a
vestments.
For
they
claim
the
long
hth
shot
thai
just
beat
Mairs.
race
has
been
opened
high,
wide
Hemmons
and
Plerec
were-danger-
and
handsome
by
cutting
seven
ous
bu
C.
Pllfold
cleared.
Jerstad
pounds
off
the
topwelsrht,
maklns
-cleared
on
the
line
at
full
length
it
ICS.
and
relaxing
the
qualifying
when
Ilolkertad
and
Weseh
were
113
rule.
Now
a
horse
need
be
placed
neaily
through.
Holkestad
got
the
only
In
races
of
three
miles
or
eouailw.
more,
worth
$356
to
the
winner,
Th-
second
half
was
strenuously
instead
of
$890
as
in
the
past.
fouuht
out.
Jemad
was
now
for-
ward.
Joe
Davies
was
of
great
Tlw
mriima
Naiinnii
uiii
h
value
tr
his
team
while
Dixon
and
worth
only
$22,250
Including
$17.-
Ten?
we
safe
backs.
McGrelsh
153
577
stake
money
and
an
$390
tro-
tried
hard
and
Ormlston
and
Bond
,
phy
for
the
dinner.
The
stake
Is
clow
but
Leland
saved
twice.
J'
'
about
$13,350
leas
than
that
won
Davies
got
his
second
and
what
by
Workman
at
the
last
National.
Proved
to
be
the
winning
goal
with
The
new
topwelght.
still
pretty
a
hlh
Jhot
that
went
in
off
the
heavv
compared
to
the
light
load
"pright.
Beavers
attacked
strong-the
flat
racers,
have
to
carry,
was
W
bat
'"e
not
able
to
score.
,
received
with
mixed
feellnrjs
In
Teams:
t
the
soorts
paee
A
Dally
Exnress
Wanderers
Jerstad:
Tenj.
Dlx--r'n
erirt
welcomed
the
new
on:
Matsumoto.
Joe
Davies
cap?
weight
with
"
.
.
.
nnv
nound
over
taln.
Leavltt:
D.
Seherk.
S.
Hem-12
stone
MC8
pounds
means
sa.mon
Pierce.
A.
Owens.
Leland.
very
much
more
than
anv
wh'
Beavers
Mairs;
C.
Pllfold.
H.'
hlow
that."
On
the
other
hand
Menzlei;
Husoy.
Murray.
Ormlston:
the
Daily
Sketch
racing
man'Wpsch
Bond"
Holkestad.
McOrelsh,
wrotp-
"Why
assume
the
wa.r
carCtJohansen-
B-
Prince.
,
nrnvlde
horses
eaDable
of
winning
t
league
standing:
i
with
12
st
7
lb.?
This
mitigation.
I
P
W
L
In
my
oninloni
detracts
from
the'
Wanderers
8
5
2
Prestige
of
the
race."
Maple
Leafs
8
4
3
j
Beavers
8
2
6
!
hest
there
were
two
types,
persis-'
tent
and
non-persistent,
the
persis-1
tent
w
hlch
consisted
only
of
the
va-
J
D
1
1
0
Hockey
Scores
National
League
Detroit
2.
Toronto
2
overtlmet.
Rangers
1.
Canadlens
0.
Pacific
Coast
League
Vancouver
1.
Portland
2.
Five
thousana
i,r.
rtuperi
people
read
the
Dilly
Newt.
II
pays
to
let
them
Vnnw
what
tai
"
fx
sell.
russiFiEfl
FOR
SALfc
FOR
SALE
-
Sealed
tenders
will
be
received
by
the
undersigned
up
to
noon
Saturday,
January.
20th,
for
the
purchase
of
the
halibut
boat
"Kyrlelle."
length
40
feeet,
beam
12
feet,
powered
by
29
H
P.
Rapp
engine.
This
boat
may
be
seen
at
the
New
Fishermen's
Floats
after
the
9th
instant.
Terms
strictly
cash.
Highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
Official
Administrator.
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norland
nat
resident.
FOR
SALEChesterfield
suite
at
a
presided
over
Wednesday'.
luncheon
bargain.
Time
payments
if
de-
sired.
Phone
Green
500.
FOR
KENT
FOR
RENT
New
modern
5
room
bungalow,
furnace,
harbor
view.
'
901
Borden
Street.
Apply
T.
Mc-Clymont.
tf.
FOR
RENTi
Room
In
private
home
.
with
board.
Information
at
Dally
News.
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FOR
RENT
Furnished
Apartment
In
Besner
Apt.
Phone
Red
197.
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widow
preferred.
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'esults.
Box
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News.
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DUE
TO
INCREASE
IN
PRICE
OF
Nanaimo
Wellington
Coal
At
the
mine1
of
one
dollar
per
ton
and
the
Increase
In
freight
rates,
commencing
January
1,
1910,
our
prices
on
Nanaimo
Wellington
Coal
will
be
a
fi!ws
Nanaimo
Wellington
Lump
Sacked,
delivered.
Per
ton
$15.50
Nanaimo
Wellington
Mine
Run
Sacked,
del.,
Per
ton
$11.25
Nanaimo
Wellington
Lump
Bulk,
delivered.
Per
ton
$14.25
Nanaimo
Wellington
Mine
Kun
Bulk,
delivered.
Per
ton
..
$13.00
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of
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Used
Assumed
Name
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UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
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Leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
T.S-S.
CATALA
EVERY
TUES-
T.SJ5,
CAKDF.NA
FRIDAY,
DAY,
1:30
p.m.
10:30
p.m.
Due
Vancouver,
Thura.
p.m.
Due
Vancouvrr,
Monday
a.m.
If
Convenient,
Please
Purchase
Ticket
at
Office
Further
Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
From
FRANK
J.
SKINNER,
Prince
Rupert
Agent.
Third
Ave.
Phone
36S
BULKLEY
VALLEY
COAL
is
EQUAL
To
any
coal
on
this
market
And
The
PRICE
still
REMAINS
the
SAME
Bulkley
Valley
Collieries
LIMITED